Sentence examples for needs of something from inspiring English sources

She lives alone, and owning a dog forces her to think about the needs of something other than herself or her work.

I said, if I can keep an environment where people can work hard, fail fast, learn from it, get get up and keep moving until we have something that we know is ready for scale, then — instead of building out a whole global organization to meet the needs of something at scale, which would take everybody's time — take that thing and give it to these big organizations.

"The toolbox is in desperate need of something like this.

"I'm in need of something that can promote my life and my family's life".

This leaves the province in need of something other than independence.

He charmed people in order to get what he needed, and he was generally in need of something.

Mr. Rohan, the analyst, said that Yahoo investors were "desperately in need of something to cheer about".

But if you feel you are in need of something slightly richer, try this: it is just as lovely.

8.59am GMT 20th over: Australia 117-1 (Warner 67 Marsh 21) Broad returns with England in need of something rather remarkable.

Perhaps thats why he was given the reins of the storied house of Emilio Pucci, a Tuscan marquis but a veritable prince when it came to prints, which was in need of something of a shake-up.

By September 2004, fans of witty teen shows with strong female characters were in need of something to fill the Buffy-shaped hole in our lives.